After taking back control of the abandoned hotel, the Manila International Airport Authority says its long-term plan is to use the property to expand NAIA Terminal 2
The Philippine Village Hotel has previously been flagged as a security risk for NAIA, with it being a possible staging point for ‘terrorist activities,’ top airport officials tell Rappler
THE Department of Transportation (DOTr) is intent on taking possession of the old Philippine Village Hotel property for the expansion of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia). In Monday’s infrastructure forum by the Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines, Transportation Secretary Jaime J. Bautista said the disputed property, which has…
A top airport official tells Rappler that the property – currently patrolled by armed guards – could be used for ‘terrorist activities’ if left unsecured
Although the land that the Philippine Village Hotel sits on is owned by the Manila International Airport Authority, a private company appears to have taken control of the abandoned hotel